Graphs@TMU is a long-established, active research group in Toronto Metropolitan University's Department of Mathematics. We explore diverse topics in pure and applied discrete mathematics, but cutting edge research in graph theory is our unifying theme.
Graphs (or networks) emerge in every aspect of the natural and technological world – ranging from online social networks such as Facebook, to Bitcoin transactions, to biochemical activity inside living cells. Through graphs, we model these interactions and uncover fundamental directions – such as finding efficient ways to detect adversarial activity, or understanding hidden mechanisms that drive how networks form over time.
"New data points are generated in every human-technology interaction, and in social sciences, economics, neurology and many other fields. We're now seeing lots of interest from industry and academia for developing new tools to manage these complex networks."
Seminars & Events
- Event Title:Seminar: Applicability of the Minimal Dominating Set for Influence Maximisation in Multilayer NetworksMarch 31, 202511:10 AM EDT - 12:00 PM EDT
- Event Title:Seminar: Degree CorrelationsMarch 24, 202511:10 AM EDT - 12:00 PM EDT
- Event Title:Seminar: An Analytic Approach to Community Detection in Directed Weighted GraphsMarch 17, 202511:10 AM EDT - 12:00 PM EDT
News
- April 19, 2023Math professor first TMU researcher to secure international collaboration grantThe NSERC Alliance International Collaboration grant will help professor Pawel Pralat develop a theoretical foundation for hypergraphsNews Subtitle:
- September 29, 2022Professor Pawel Pralat invited as visiting scientist at Simon’s Institute, UC BerkeleyThe TMU mathematician spends the fall term at the world’s leading think tank in theoretical computingNews Subtitle:
- February 2, 2021Prof Anthony Bonato sheds light on the speed of contagion through network burningOpens in New WindowMemes like Bernie Sanders’ mittens spread through networks the same way viruses spread through populationsNews Subtitle:
